Masstransit: Running host as Windows Service .Net Core 2.0
You recommend using Topshelf for running endpoints as a Window Service which is fine but this is not supported in .Net Core 2 by the looks of things. What is recommended in this scenario?
JonyTek
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Service support for .NET Core is still pretty lame. There are nasty libraries that fill in the "gaps" but I don't see the point in using all those hooks versus just targeting .NET 4.5.2 instead of .NET core. The only reason to use .NET Core IMHO is non-windows systems and ASP.NET Core 2, and it has support for IHostedService, which you can use to start and stop your bus instance. So...
phatboyg
on 22 Jan 2018
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Service support for .NET Core is still pretty lame. There are nasty libraries that fill in the "gaps" but I don't see the point in using all those hooks versus just targeting .NET 4.5.2 instead of .NET core. The only reason to use .NET Core IMHO is non-windows systems and ASP.NET Core 2, and it has support for IHostedService, which you can use to start and stop your bus instance. So...